State Printing bids sought for five classes of work
The State Printing Commission invites sealed bids by June 6 1912 for printing binding and furnishing of Legislative Supplies for one year from July 1. Bids must follow class specifications with deposits and bonds. Separate envelopes required for each class with accompanying receipts and endorsements. Commission reserves right to reject all bids.
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State Printing Commission
Whiich
Souths Dakota
House
Senate
Secretary of State
Commission
Pierre
8. D
S. D
Secretary of the State Printing Commission
5. D
Secretary
A -D
Capital
Samuel C. Polliey
Notice of Mortgage Sale in Mitchell South Dakota
Default on a mortgage dated December 14 1910 on Lot 15 Block 19 I M Greens Addition Mitchell Davison SD. Mortgagee J J Myles assigned to B W Palmer. taxes paid. whole debt due. Amount claimed at date of notice is 834.66 dollars including principal 300 and interest 34.66 plus 8.34 taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. M. Green
Mitchell
Davison
South Dakota
P. W. Peterson
J. J. Myles
Davison County
the Register of Deeds
B. W. Palmer
Register of Deeds
Color of Official Primary Ballots Reported in 1912
Mitchell South Dakota date April 29 1912 the county auditor R A Zangle reports the colors of official primary ballots for June 1912 Republican white Democratic yellow Prohibition blue Socialist pink confirmé by section 15 chapter 297 session laws 1900 in Mitchell.
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Mitchell
South Dakota
IR. A. Zangle
Notigh of Primary Election in Davison County
Notice states a primary election will be held in Davison County South Dakota on June dth 1912 from 8 a m to 6 p m to allow party members to vote for party candidates for state congress judicial legislative and county offices to be filled at the next general election and to elect committeemen delegates and party nominees for United States Senator in the next state legislature dated April 29 1912 by A Zanglie pai m
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Davison County
South Dakota
Congression
United States
Pai. m. A. Zanglie
Foreclosure Notice on Davison County Mortgage in Mitchell SD
Assignee of mortgage plans public auction of Lot 15, Block 19 in I M Greene’s addition Mitchell SD. Property to be sold at 1 pm on the Sunday of June 1912 at the courthouse front door by the sheriff. Attorneys Lauritz Miller and J F Berry represent the assignee.
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Vale
Maude
Mitchell
Davison
South Dakota
I M. Greene
Lauritz Miller
J. FL. Berry
Davidson County
S. D
Notice to Creditors Nicholas Mutziger Deceased
Catherine Mutziger executrix of Nicholas Mutziger deceased gives six month claim period for creditors to file with vouchers. Claims must be presented at executrix residence in Ethan Davison County South Dakota. Dated Ethan May 11.
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Nicholas Mutziger
Catherine Mutziger
Ethan
Davison
S. Dak
Ethan, S. Dak
Notice to Creditors for Estate of Burzinay O Mealy Deceased
The administrator of the estate of Burzinay O Mealy deceased requests all creditors and claimants to present their claims with vouchers within four months after first publication. Claims must be shown to the administrator at Mitchell in Davison County. Dated May 10. Willram L. Wpe, Administrator.
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Burzinay O' Mealy
Burz Nah 'Mealy
Mitchell
Davison
Willram
Notice to Bidders Davison County Road Work May 31 1912
Sealed bids addressed to the county auditor for six miles of road improvement near the C M and St P Ry must be received by 2 oclock Friday May 31 1912. Plans and specs available for $2.00 at the county auditor's office. Each bid requires a 5 percent certified check from a Mitchell bank. The board may accept all or part of the bids or reject any bid. Dated Mitchell S D May 1912.
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Davison County
Mitchell
Mitchell, S. D
Allen gang member sentenced to death after Hillsville courtroom massacre
Floyd Allen, head of the Allen gang, is condemned to die for the Hillsville massacre in Judge Massey's courtroom. Jurors deliberated after a third hour of discussion and sought legal guidance on possible lesser charges before reaching the verdict. The 14 March incident left five men dead including the judge, sheriff, and prosecutor. In Rapid City, a Russian student Hebnikoff walking 62 miles from the state school of mines to Couaty in 26 hours, with rest and sleep, set a remarkable record.
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Wytheville
Floyd Allen
Allen
Massey
Hillsville
Allen Gang
Rapid City
S. D
State School of Mines
Here
O’harra
Innocence Hebnikoff
Hebnikoff
Couaty
South Dakota farming leaders seek Minneapolis aid to boost yields
A Minneapolis meeting with Dr Robert L Slangle A I Hitchcock and other South Dakota agricultural figures explored a North Dakota model to connect farmers with extension work. The party urged on farm demonstration plots five to ten acres and promised Minneapolis support for a centralized South Dakota agriculture drive.
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South Dakota
Minneapolis
Robert L. Slangle
State College
Wrookings
A. I. Hitchcock
Alitehell
State Board of Regents
A. M. Hlume
Iowa
State College of
James Wilson
Chamber of Commerce
A. R. Rogers
P. L. Tlowe
North Dakota Vetter Farming Association
Jamies L. McCann
McCaull
Agricultural College
Hume
Stagle
North Dakota
Minneepolis
Ilitehcock
Hitchcock
Juniors Give Banquet for Seniors in Odd Fellows Hall
Social Circles juniors hosted the annual seniors banquet last Saturday in Odd Fellows hall. Faculty members and wives attended as guests of honor, and the event was described as one of the most enjoyable pre commencement affairs.
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Odd Fellows Hall
St. Mary's Guild
Dakota Wesleyan
Howard Evans
J. C. Lindsay
Waitth
William Schleissmann
Flora Vermilyea
Beulah Meikie
Francis Potter
Pasture stock case in South Dakota court ruling
John Lux v. Robert Kennedy in Ziebach County sees a demurrer ruling that stock owners bear burden in trespass and fence law disputes. Judge Carpenter avoids constitutional questions and confines decision to statutory damage limits, impacting free range doctrine and future appeal prospects. The article also details a local high school graduation party atmosphere and community club activities.
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Ccuse
Supreme Court
Thousands Gather for State Odd Fellows Grand Lodge Sessions
Aberdeen hosts 1 million attendees as Odd Fellows and Rebekahs fill churches and halls. Grand Master B Raymond presides. 80 candidates receive grand lodge degrees and 63 Rebekah degrees. Memorial services honor 97 deceased. Titanic disaster resolutions adopted. A grand parade drew 600 marchers led by the South Dakota State band.
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Aberdeen
S. Id
Rebekans
Grand Lodge
Elks Club
Methodist Church
Brand Guardian
I. C. Ryan
Mayor Hall
August C.witte
Odd Fellows Lodge
Rebekahs
Sr. B. Raymond
Vilas
Ndna BH. Dann
Rebekah Assembly
Odd Fellows
South Dakota
Patriarchs
Harvey J. Rice
Black Hills Development Association Formed For Resources Push
Rapid City hosts the formation of the Blick Hills Development association as a sub body of a state group. Immigration Commissioner Joli Deets outlines plans to centralize efforts, attract tonnage, and promote roads hotels and advertising. The district aims to unite counties, promote farming, and stage future conventions in the Hills.
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Rapid City
S. 1
Black Hills
Blick Jkills Development Association
State Development Association
Varios Commercial Clubs
Joli Deets
Pierre
Sturgis
Deadwood
Lead
Yellowstone National Park
Hunt
Wasta
H. B. Schlichting
Butte
Roosevelt California Lead Grows to Sixty Thousand
Delayed returns from remote districts of Tuesday's state presidential primary show Roosevelt with a likely 60 000 to 65 000 plurality over Taft and La Follette. Champ Clark leads Wilson by about 20 000, and Clark's sweep carries every county. San Francisco backs Roosevelt by 3437 while La Follette gains only San Diego.
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San Francisco
Calif
Col. Roosevelt
Champ Clark
Roosevelt
Taft
la Follette
Woodrow Wilson
New San Francisco
Senator la Follette
San Diego
Wilson
Elevator boom eyed by railroad official in state
Pierre 8S D Secretary Cassill of the railroad commission reports nearly all elevators in the state expected to open for business this fall. He notes a splendid grain outlook and a hay crop projected to be far ahead despite earlier conditions, with prairie stands improving for rapid growth as war weather approaches.
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Pierre
Cassill
Railroad Commission
Jehet
Miss Sovles Injured In Weta Hotel Fire
S Sovles a teacher at Weta sustained severe burns to feet limbs and chest when the hotel burned early Thursday in Chamberlain. She was brought to Chamberlain hospital for treatment after escaping the blaze then returning for her purse nearly costing her life.
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Chamberlain
S. C
Sovles
Weta
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Notigh
Lay
W. Palmer
Catherine Mutzigier
S. Pvort
Biohiba
Lindsay
Dorothy Young
Leah Doty
Beulah Meikle
Twentieth Century Club
Desule
Llorence Morrow
Mae Bobb
Jessie Rowley
Martha Turney
Bay View
C. A. Vermilyea
Tobin's Park
F. C. Drake
Bridge Whist
Fourth Avenue East
L. EL. Wallerstedt
Nanna Moore
Mable Hitchcock
Louise Hitchcock
Henrietta McCartney
Clare Divison
A. Thompson
Homer Snow
Bridge
Bidwell Fats
Kimball Street
G. I. Kleinan
California
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